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yeah I think if I do two weeks of 16/8 in early may I should be ok going from weak florescent to the sunlight should be a kick in the pants for them to not be stunted.

Believe me I wasn't a fan of that idea either now that I have some indoor space I can cut clones to determine sex before fall flowering and have the males all out ahead of time. So I think what I will do is get my closet set up and plant some seedlings maybe 20-30 at the beginning of April...

if it has a wrinkle in a few of the leaves its a blueberry strain. It could be.

Well some good news for me and some good news for you. I have a closet indoors that i can start in now so that puts me at ease for my season, Im still planing on doing some from seed to finish all outside though, i still need the experience of doing that. not sure on the indoor setup yet but...

I'm not sure how many cubic feet is 30lbs of soil, it also depends on you style of growing and the age of your plants. I don't plan on feeding much everything they need is already in the mix all I will need to do is water for the most part until flower. my mix is about 10 cubic foot approx. 80...

i agree with tussel bad genes. hopefully its not full of seeds lol

In the future water plain to wet the soil 1-2 hour prior to your feed watering it will be less stress on the plants. when there thirsty they take in a lot and it can stress them to take up so much at once that the nutrient balance could be not what the plant needs at that exact moment. also...

the manner of uptake is different so yes it is different.

mine for this year 3cuft pro mix bx 1.5 cuft ff happy frog 2 large blocks of coir 4 8ct bags or mg organic choice 2 16oz containers of activated carbon 1 4lb bag espoma biotone starter 2 bags of worm castings 2 cups azomite 2 bags bone meal 3 bags blood meal 4lbs kelp meal sure im forgetting...

thank you for the idea i might try something like that with two rods in a x shape to make domes or something.

pretty sure super-thrive is vitamins for plants might be wrong

dont feed the trolls

looks healthy and on track with growth rates

Its a tiny bit warmer here so I'm looking at mid April with a insulated cold frame in ground or buckets the same way. Late may is when I would usually transplant seedlings. ITs good to know it can be done even in a more severe climate though gives me hope for mine.

i thought that too but i could just fill in the bottom of the bucket with potting mix to bring them closer to the top of the bucket.

good idea I could also pack in leaves around the box in the hole to insulate it from ground temps I didn't even do a grow this last season its saddening and the 2011 season I didn't harvest. I have about 100 gallons of soil mixed and ready Im just waiting for it to stop snowing and warm...

the woods isnt too thick old farmland that hasnt been used in probably 80 years based on the growth not many travelers just a couple people on nature walks maybe 4 times in a season. if i built it with torn down pallets its would probably blend in alright. I just like to be extremely cautious...

box full of plant in the woods looks suspect even if the plants are not recognized.

I like the idea of a cold frame only concern I have would be how well can it be concealed? Stonerman It sounds like you've done this before do you have aproximate demensions of your cold frame? and how many you fit in the thing? I should star building it soon if thats the way I am going to go? I...

yeah especially in the last three years I swear this has been the weirdest winter ive ever seen it didnt snow at all save once until Christmas the snow didn't start sticking until mid January . this year it might not be the early start i worry about but drought early in the season 2012 year july...